- The Milwaukee Brewers have -172 odds to win the World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays.
- Milwaukee holds -162 odds to win Game 1 with Jacob Misiorowski facing off against Drew Rasmussen.
- World Series MVP odds favor Jackson Chourio (+600) as Brewers’ players make up five of the top six most likely MVP winners.
MILWAUKEE – World Series odds favor the Milwaukee Brewers (-172) to win their first title in franchise history. The Tampa Bay Rays have +148 underdog odds to also win their first World Series title.
World Series Prices
| Team | Spread | To Win | Total Games |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tampa Bay Rays | +1.5 (-140) | +148 | O 5.5 (-180) |
| Milwaukee Brewers | -1.5 (+115) | -172 | U 5.5 (+150) |
There are -180 odds at MLB betting sites for the series to go over 5.5 games, and +115 odds for the Brewers to win the series by more than 1.5 games.
World Series Game 1 Odds: Brewers Favored Behind Miz
The action begins on Friday night, where World Series Game 1 odds favor the Brewers (-162) at home. Milwaukee has won 11 consecutive Jacob Misiorowki starts, and the expected NL Cy Young winner is favored to clear 6.5 strikeouts at -125 Wisconsin sports betting odds.
World Series Game 1 Odds
| Team | Runline | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tampa Bay Rays | +1.5 (-175) | +136 | O 6 (-115) |
| Milwaukee Brewers | -1.5 (+150) | -162 | U 6 (-105) |
Friday’s 6.0-run total went over in two of the last three Rays games and three-consecutive Brewers games. Tampa Bay averaged 5.67 runs per game across that stretch, while Milwaukee averaged 6.3 runs per game, but both teams will deploy their aces in Game 1.
World Series MVP odds lean towards Milwaukee players, occupying five of the top six spots. Junior Caminero is the outlier with +800 legal sports betting odds and enters the World Series on a high note after his electric seventh-inning homer in Game 6 of the ALCS.
World Series MVP Odds
- Jackson Chourio +600
- William Contreras +650
- Jacob Misiorowski +800
- Junior Caminero +800
- Brice Turang +850
- Jake Bauers +1100
- Yandy Diaz +1100
- Jonathan Aranda +1200
- Drew Rasmussen +2000
- Christian Yelich +2700
- Victor Mesa Jr. +3000
- Garrett Mitchell +3500
- Freddy Peralta +4000
- Ryan Vilade +4000
- Andrew Vaughn +4500
- Logan Henderson +4500
- Liam Hicks +5000
- Chandler Simpson +5000
- Richie Palacios +6500
- Dustin May +10000
Freddy Peralta, who won the ALCS MVP, could become just the fourth pitcher to ever win a Championship Series MVP and World Series MVP in the same season if he cashes his +4000 odds. The feat was most recently accomplished by Madison Bumgarner in 2014.
